Category: seatrade maritime

Maritime cyber risk weighs heavily, according to new report Cyber security tops industrial risk list, but marine professionals believe companies are better prepared and investing more in cyber security. Paul Bartlett Go to seatrade maritime

HMM boasts 41% Q3 margin, warns of weak Q4 outlook Third quarter profit leaps over 1,700% in 2024 as line looks ahead to February alliance reshuffle. Gary Howard Go to seatrade maritime

AI-driven AUV to enable autonomous wind farm surveys UK firm seeks to enable strategic maintenance planning and cut subsea survey carbon footprints with autonomous Scout. Paul Bartlett Go to seatrade maritime

Deciphering America’s election result A week after the Republican’s comprehensive victory in the US elections the container shipping market is still trying to understand what a Donald Trump victory will mean. Nick Savvides Go to seatrade maritime

Folk Maritime explores Saudi Vision 2030 and Fleet Expansion Short sea and feeder operator is launching new services as it expands and adapts in a complex container market. Seatrade Maritime Go to seatrade maritime

PIL launches new Iraq feeder service Pacific International Lines (PIL) is launching a new feeder service between Jebel Ali in UAE and Umm Qasr in Iraq, with the aim of strengthening its coverage and connectivity in the Middle East. Katherine Si Go to seatrade maritime

DP World Australia splashes $115.6m on Silk Logistics Contract and port logistics operator’s 21 hubs and 25 warehousing sites would add to DP World’s four box ports and three container parks. Michele Labrut Go to seatrade maritime

Mermaid completes 21-well, two-year North Sea decommissioning campaign Subsea services company believes Island Valiant completed the largest ever vessel-based UK North Sea decommissioning campaign. Gary Howard Go to seatrade maritime

Seafarers key to a safe transition to new fuels As shipping gears up to operate with alternative fuels to meet emissions targets in the coming decades the role of the seafarer is seen as paramount by senior executives. Marcus Hand Go to seatrade maritime

Canadian dockers locked out of BC and Montreal ports A breakdown in negotiations and mediation at ports on both the west and east coasts of Canada, has left shippers reeling and dockers in a state of limbo, as unions accuse employers of a co-ordinated attack. Nick Savvides Go to seatrade maritime